Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
Cisco Unified Presence Administration Interface
The CUPS Administration menus include the following:
System:
Provides integration configuration for CUCM, definition of inbound and
outbound Access Control Lists, and Licensing status and management.
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Presence:
Provides definition of gateways providing Presence information from
CUCM or calendar integration with Microsoft Outlook. Interdomain federation
across different presence domains using Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) or Extensi-
ble Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) can be configured. SIP is commonly
used with Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS), while XMPP is typically
used with Google Talk.
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Messaging:
CUPS can be used with external databases (PostgreSQL compliant) or
third-party servers to enable IM retention regulatory compliance (Persistent messaging).
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Application:
CUPS applications, such as Desk Phone Control and IP Phone Messen-
ger, are configured here.
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User Management:
Follows a Groups-and-Roles structure similar to CUCM. User
accounts can be imported and synchronized from CUCM.
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Bulk Administration:
A similar interface to CUCM provides bulk configuration of
repetitive tasks, with scheduler capability.
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Diagnostics:
Accesses system status and troubleshooting tools, plus a System Dash-
board for quick review of system configurations.
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Cisco Unified Presence Serviceability
The Cisco Unified Presence Serviceability interface provides similar functionality to the
CUC Serviceability interface, including the following:
Alarms and events monitoring for troubleshooting purposes
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Access to CUPS service trace logs
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Monitor real-time CUPS component behavior via CUCM RTMT
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Feature Service activation, deactivation, and control; Network Service control
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Reports archive
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SNMP configuration
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Disk usage monitoring for log partition on local and cluster servers
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